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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-12
The City Votes Almost Unanimous for a
Big Bonus to the Winona &
Southwestern Road.
THIS Action Likely to Make That City a
Point of Prominence in the
Railway World.
A Powerful Syndicate Formed in the
East to Control the Mines of the
Superior Region.
A Child Burned to Death in a Dwelling
at Pine Island---The Assembly
at Waseca.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
WINONA, Mimi, July ia lively in
tefest was manifested by the people at
the special election to-day to vote $780,
GOO in aid of the WinOna IL Southwest
ern railway. The weather was eX-
tremely warm and light vote was
polled in consequence, but the bonus
was voted by an overwhelming majority
and shows the energetic spirit OF the
people The anticipated opposition
from the working class did not show up
very strong. the vote standing 2, l56 i'll
favor of to 247 against the measure. The
vote by wards was as follows: First
ward. 615 for, 81 against; Second ward,
429 for, s against; Third ward, 51S for,
80 against; Fourth ward, 534 for, $50
against: majority for bonds, 1909. Wi
mona is wild with enthusiasm tonight.
Cannon doomed, rockets and RO-
man candles were sent flying
into the air, red lights lit up the streets
and large crowd assembled at Central
park. where an enthusiastic mass meet
ing was held \ brass band was secured
and played lively airs while the people
were assembling. The city council met
and Immediately adjourned Ill honor OF
the occasion to Central park. Speeches
were made Dy eX-GON. dle, cA-MdN VI
Ludwig, Aid. Vincent, E. S. Mead,
John j. Randall and others. The crowd
Frequently hurrahed as the speakers
mentioned the future of WinOna. Work
Will commence at once on the Winona
d Southwestern. Surveyors will be put
in the field this week. Positive asSur-
ances have been given by outside rail
road men that as soon as the South
western was an assured project sur
veys would be made by the Mil
waukee, Lake Shore Il Western
on its eXtenfion from Waupaca to Wi
roma, also on the Fairchild line now
under construction to OsSeO. With the
securing of the Southwestern WinOna
will also be the river terminus of a road
nrOiected from the Sault Ste Marie and
another west from here now projected
under the name Of the Faribault, Mis-
sissippi Il Northwestern railway. All
OF these roads have been headed for
sonie point on the Mississi. pi river and
have been watching the action OF
N4nona n voting aid to the Southwest
trn with the view, if the route was
favorable, of making this city the grand
crossing.
HAPPY AT PRESCOTT.
Special to the Globe.
PRESCOTT, Mimi. July 11.-Prescott
is rejoicing with the ringing of bells
and building OF LOntireS over the result
of the railroad election in WinOna.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-12
A GOOD SESSION.
The Chautauqua People at Wa
SEGA Enjoy a Palatable Sunday

The ChautauQua People at Wa
SEGA Enjoy a PaIatable Sunday
Feast.
Special to the Globe.
WAsECA, July 1.-THE Sunday school
which met at 2:30 yesterday at the AS
sembly grounds was instructive and
large numbers attended Rev. n.
B. C. Love was fhe superin-
tendent. 1t was opened with
singing, Miss Williams presiding at the
organ. The Lords prayer was repeated
in concert, the school standing. This
was followed by singing and the teach
ers took the primary classes to
Chautauqua hall and read the
lesson in concert with the
classes. B. NJ. Chiperfeld acted as
secretary. AT the close of the lesson a
song was sung and the primary classes
returned to the tabernacle. There were
general exercises conducted by the
superintendent. and brief and inter-
esting review of the lesson was made
by him. Frank Beard made interesting
and instructive remarks and proceeded
to give an original Illustration of the
lesson on the blackboard. The work of
the w. c. T.U was highlyappreciated,
especially the Bible reading by Mrs.
Hobart and the addresses by Mrs. Knox
and Mrs. G.. II. Miller. The training
school idea promises to be great feat
ure of the assembly work of the future.
1t is expected that Gov. McGill will
visit the assembly on the 18th. Rev.
Jordan. of Minneapolis, who went home
to fill his pulpit, is expected back to-
day.
BEARD GOES EAST.
Special to the Globe.
WASECA. Minn., July 1.-THE lecture
at the assembly this evening was given
by Prof. Frank Beard, the great Chau-
tauqua chalk talker, on his favOrite
theme. A large crowd assembled to
hear him tonight. this being his last
lecture. He departed for the East at 10
p. III.
An Alleged AssauIter Arrested.
Special to the Globe.
LTTCHFIELD, July IL Sheriff Holm
returned late last night from Chippewa
Falls, Wis, bringing with him one Suk-
schward, charged with criminally as
Sauiting Anna Refs at this place, some
three OF four weeks ago. SukSchward
is German, SiXty-twO years old. He
las lived here several years, but his
home is at Chippewa Falls, where his
wife is. His two sons, aged eighteen
and twenty-siX, work in the brewery
here. He is occupying a cell i'll the
county Jail pending the preliminary eX-
animation, which is set for IL O'Clock to-
morrow. His victim is a ten-year-O'd
German girl. Sukschward denies the
charge, but the evidence against him is
said to be very strong The affair has
been kept out of the local newspapers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-12
HAPPY AT PRESCOTT.

Special 20 the tIoDe.
PRESCOTT, Mimi. July 11.-Prescott
is rejoicing with the ringing of bells
and building OF LOnfreS over the result
of the railroad election in Winona.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Yss, bat insy 10. For instance. the
labor journals. lei CA BY GEoRak, arc
hsrslilBx about a mass of statistical
fudge. Say they The honest war debt
vas s2sO00Q0O0- IN round numbers
- S5OOO.OO0000. Then hguFs the 5000.
0OJ0OO 0f nsisd S.atss securities, or
bon1s, sold a. discoant from t2 70 10 cents
0r the dollar which waB the csss-and
that makes the debt st least s., 90 100000.
Call al thess bonds per csnt-And
very many we're and mors-and that
i've billions Just doubles in twenty years
la that not sl0.Ooo.QO0OO0Y cry they.
And tins q more than the circulation OF
the whole worldi
Ell PERKINS and GEoRas FRANcis
TRagx could never beat that; and yet 1t
IL by lust such rank. hish-handsd lying
aud sophiOtry that GEORGE expects 10
capture ths labor vote
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

ihs Coa4alssl guascI .ill, % A0adag
aight Ilsat &aas ths tALzo4A@ hzAALD
kAs oasa gsssiztinsiy adsoestlnz IL
sslncsd aasrsl splnt to~sfd a. tLs
esiY railway pre- lsets. thas encouraging .
ci4zs of salsFpuass snlcn d. Aorei GER
hsvs. than any other for tns ieysloF-
E4snt ~ o1r lalasfFiss s1d ths sroath
o. ihs easy. Ihs zazAA- Il EsAl.D
feels abst lt believes ~ Is .astilAois
Drisis thaf Ia sl.s contest. as Ia sssfy
other ons 10 NlleA "a laa t4ksn an active
part aad Ia saich .s l4s besa opposed
b. shs other papsrs "a Tie cliy tAs cause
snlcb e las advocated has tss1 sictori-
oas. We r-.oics Ia this because st means
that real. Substantial, vigorous boom .
about 10 begin 10 ths eity. street cars
are the worn 1zmsa's peculiar convsn-
isncs. Wofkiaxmsa oAnnOt Afford
homss ia shs central portion % The city
sbsy nlust live NhsFs homes are cheaper
and fsnts lsas ulses shsy csu get
cheap transportation they must suffer
great ineonysnincs or sesk Othsr fields
of labor. Hsucs tho Industries of the
sity ara directly benefited by every lev
nasans 0f transportation % shs saDuros.
The lkLEaHAN hzRALp, therefore,
exulls m tie success % tie projects It
has advocated. snd Will contnas 10 al
FOcate such measures a. are calculated
b hslp GA the gfo~th OF the city, While
ths Democrat may % expected. az here
to'ors. to tx 81 ths coal tAi.s Of the city's
lOgress a. vain sadsAyor % stop L.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
- NEsss ooNpESsED


rbsss was oog cas- IA Fo.ies Csars yss-
tersss
w Il. Aaa-sws of Orss3 Rsplds wss
lA 5eaa Fssssf-ss-
H. a. ,4maleas ef Dssfo.I wAs a. shs
ucc.Jrofa. sests caf.
Nrs. kluls Nhnx. o Crane Rsplds 5
sisifins sisaas Ia tbs els.
K HaAtt. oi Gssa3 ksPios wss Al the
y ash kioB notel yesterday.
NiI Hendricks. ~ this ely wil spena
ies cafs ia Oran1 Rapids.
Nfs II q Lang of tbs city. wiIi spsnd
isE seexs visiting VIII hsr friends in
cnlc~go.
The BODY OF the lsie Louis Erwin who
~.s dFO~aed GA Monday sssning sspt 70,
vas tzxsa Co kgsbvllle. III.
Vs. j. berry. Of this city. has returned
from Yisit with BIS frisnds IA Grand
Rapids
The truck 10 No engine gave an erhi
bltiou % how quickly they gOaid hitch 0p.
They gave the 4iaFm and hllchsd 0p ia nve
seco11s.
John JOnnon. driver ia No. I engine
house las returned from the East, where
he has been visiting friends for the past
tnR
You should not forget 10 attend the ball
given by the brieklaysrs, plsstersrs aud
stoas nlasons ia the Clsy-sve. Armory to-
morrow evening.
The Arlington Hotel Is being thoroughly
oyefhauied and improved and Landlord
Bradford thinks he will DO ready TO open
the house next Tuesday.
Dell. Bsrlbesu. formerly OF the Globe
Clothing Company. hAs accepted . position
With !. ID. Sheridan & Co.. dealers In hats,
caps aud gents furnishing goods, and now
invites all of his friends 10 call and see him.
The trial OF lteke Nuismer. charged with
manslz0gbter IA shooting his father IN this
city last July. aud which has been in pro-
gFess ia the Circuit Court for several days.
has been concluded. Judge Russell deiv
cred his charge 10 the jury at 30 o'clock
this afternoon ana the jury retired NJ 2.45
O'Clock
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Propeller Annie Laura, Cnicago. 250. .0c0
feet lumber, Albert Soper Chicago. 10000
feet lumber. Tad NJ Torrent. Chicsgo. $780,
90 feet lumber; City of New York, $50. 900
feet lumber. City of St. Joseph, 10000 feet
lumber. Tempest Chicago. 2b5, 900 feet INN
ber. III. A. Root. Michigan City. 1890 feet
lumber A. ID. Haywood. Chicago. i00, 900
feet lumber, Schooner Waleks. sheboygan.
1900 feet lumber. Penobscott. Milwaukee,
loo shingles, 10000 lath.
Total 625,0o0 feet lumber, 200 shin
gles 500 90 lalh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
May TO BILL.

Dear Bel: I'll write you a short letter
To say | m wonderfully better;
How much that means you ought to know
Who saw me just one month ago
Thin. nervous. fretful, white as chalk,
Almost too weak To breathe or talk;
Head throbbing. as IL tit for breaking,
A weary, ever-present aching.
But now life seems different thing:
feel as glad as bird on wing
/ say. and fear no contradiction,
That Pierce's FsvoTite Prescription
Is grand Why. I'd have died without i'll
Ma thinks there's no mistake about il.
It's driven all my ills cway
Just come and see Yours ever. MAY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Barbed wire fences may be = good thing
or prairie. or to keep OF a mob in . riot.
bat when is comes 70 . question Of com
mon uss ia civilized and growing town
0f "a. 100 people bsrbed wire fences are GER
tsinly out Of place and they should be act
down upon. by isgsi enactment II necessary.
Two OF the most conspicuous Of these relics
ot bsrhsrisrn are on North Division-st., one
between Crescent-sye. and Iyon-st.. and the
other between Crescsn AVE. and Bridge-s..
only The other dsy Sunday young lady
came BY one OF these tro. which reaches
ont = an angle almost on 20 ths Sidewalk
little wind hiew hsr dress bst sideways.
and in second there was $40 hole torn
ia So Hlk We h.vs these figures from
an scquain.sDCe oi the Young lady . no
~s- rsqaested 20 proceed a. once 20 The sE
tsyminatioa of the owner % fhr f~nce. Dnt
Who concluded nat al item might perhaps
take The Riscs 0f a corpse ia the natter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
Health is Wealth

Dr. G. Vests Nerve and sin 7restu4tuf
guaranteed fcefinc for Hys'frs ilzJ9uss>. firfi-
vulsionk fNs. NffNu.s Neuralgia Headache
Nervous ifosifston caused by ihs Use of fIO9ho.
o. tobacco, Nakefo nes>. Ieuts Depression
soficnlng ~ tbc Brain resulting ia insanity and
leading 70 misery. decay an1 destb, Irt nafnfs
Old Arc bsfenness. Los - Power go either
SCI. luvo uniafy lokkcs eu1 tgfrsratprf huos
caused fF ofef-etcriion 81 the brain. self abuse
or oyef-indu gcnce. Zach toH coaisift oaf
nlonths treatment. y Tor. or IL boxes f1r
2, sent ~ NAL prepaid ou receipt ~ price
WE GUARANTEE HiN BoNEs
10 cure any case Wrsl each order received bt
"a Tor siE boxes. Accompanies Ntlh fb vf wllI
send The p1Trhassf onr written THsftnioe fn I'd.
fund The money. n ne treatment does 40. eject
cure. Qua snte@s Issued onis b.
w. n. TlBBS, DRUGGIST,
sole kFert.
I26 mouroe-st.. Grsao Rspids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Cried Doisy. gresnbsck philosopher
tn the Arcade. let cur Government
issus legal tender grsenbscks sufficient
Tor the business demands ot ths county
and then loan it direct TO The people on
the same security AMI A. the same rates
that currency Is furnished - The nation
~ baoks. and then. and not ell then.
I'll ths country becoms dourishinS snd
prospsrous' This rspublic certainly
ough, 70 lie or set wi. iidginz By -
multtuds % doctors. How would i do
e. try he mind and fsish curef
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
Like Shore { Nib, SostasIa.

a. trsins dsff frffff efEdEF.
a ians 'feiEhI ifsFr. Nf4H1 ffr'is a' p
~ farrffnf fas' cHRes faf o. su 80
thfuteH tIcfef ioaI irs.HF 90 ht-fhf steep.
itf rosrnrs cen ht $50. rtl Ei ni9H & sfi - =
81 Honroe 81 far on let3
Mfh hF.tft t.rH A.
eFo. y. NisscF clsy Taets AfsU.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

72 Canal-St.


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rss rfr ef 1r A. So .r sfs1r et-
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~ fer aears fre rses <-~rf snr srf Al
STA s eas-rs1 A%tress
FFTA<rF fr1efwrTT r.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Sites ~sntsd snon for ssventy-6vs-
thcuasnd-,loilar c~utrsi school bniiiiaz.
. axty -thsusand-ioslar exposition build
- and xo-huBdrs,s- and Hfsy -tkou.
sansf-dolisr court horse.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

ENNA AHsorv doesut n.e,i the al
vertissnr shs r. getting Tor speaking cat
N nseeting. bat she = x~ttlnz ne advsr.
tissng inst the ssuoa
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12


Thursdsy hveuipg, October 10,
When the following programme will be presented:
PART L-Overture. "italians in Aigers' Ros-
sia. Prof " ensteins Orchestra. chOrus-.sTho
Forest Mlll' Ncssier, The Schubert Club Piano
500 "Pasquinatte'. Sotuchsik, Mr. Henry G.
Poet. QuartetIe selected. Mn Lioyd Brezee.
Mrs. L. h. fattcn, Mr. 4. II Norehead NJ. l. r.
Eddy e. Banjo Duet. selected. Mr. and Mrs ChaS
schofeld song-"O eF Waves OF Ocean. sloman
Mn Lloyd Breeze
PART n.-Characters Piece-'I.oves Con
hlct. Moses. Prof. " Nellenstein . Orchestra song
To Sevtlis', Dcssauer Mrs Frank " Davis
Either Quartette-''C Concert waltz Mon Piaislr''
X. Andori, Miss Laura Bodelack. Niss loui.a
Bodeiack, Mr.. otto kutsche. Mr. &. Moelef
Chorus-"Ssrenad," Schubert, The Schubert
Club. Violin Sole Sixth Violin Concert. De
Beriot, Mr. Wilbur sorce
PART uf--Fsnissi s-"Chmes o. Normandie"
Plshquette Prei. Ne,lensteius orchestra BOX
AND COX-A Comedy ~ John Madison Morton.
John Box, Mr.. Willard Brigham. jane Cox Mr.
Harry Hubbard Mrs. Bounccr. Miss Myrtle koon
Price OF Tickets-50 cents 20 any part OF the
horse Secure numbers az the Box Ofice on ION
dsy morning az o'clock Sale of seats 10 corn
mence on Tuesday morning at clock al the
BOX Office.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

ft ~ gratifying % know that some - the
sifizsns Who opposed ths Cherry-st lin@
bitterly While e vas bet-rs the Council
isks their defeat philosopbicslly snd
xood-nsturesiiY. By and By they I'll
Be glad thsy vere .iefeate.i
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Ms GRksr snd Mrs GssFrsrp should
rsvsr isck 'or pm moDsy. They ars not
-nly immensely Fich bus draw pensions
Of s1o0s w@ek. <fhs latter soma from
the tsxes paid By patriotic people II
- great 6onor - - the widow az
rrasiaauf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

THr enlY say 10 6oss nsturs = b cl,~v
her avs The same me sppies IN the
sovsrnmsnt sf ypur wiis
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
MuskegOn Wants.

yVANTED-AGENTS EITHER SIX FOR THE
W best selling hook in the market. harvest
for good sgents 20 ooo sold in three nosths. Call
or address, +. 4. Bennett, care Arlington Muske-
Cuu.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
boarding.

I'0R g = pKR wFKg Yoy CAN HAVE KIcE
L room sao gnod bosrd a. - Bros1ssy u
I iNCOLS H0UsE - SPRING sT--REsT 81 A
u dar honge IN Michigan. ErceIIsnt trszrd AL
sinFie room only o. pc v@.s. dsg bosrd g. snrIe
meas - a Nice, srsiff home ue<iv ffte1 1n
near Neurre e. AZ be Hbol sss ie house. u ~
depofs churches ard tkesfnfr Fariirsliar exc
fioD given 20 ne corr f1rs sne want - fra1siratx
snd he friends ~ a0ldisrs w1o cyfue - vist tbs
Home. A y Suilivsn. Proprietor
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

sksDx7 Bzvrxz . husslsr WEN
10 gee started
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

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sltAa.tA 60 e tsbts4.tt .ls ssttls stf 4.i. as
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heasesaAs btiisasss
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,srt deftes - Selft Eassft tl lt = ~ fa
"a ~ a. ~ak 4Afs t.titt fl,sfetas.sast li.ts
iDess trala tp4 Aeuhan ts.,sk an s.
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eesa. isEgsn a t'ensosi :. lscaA lsaA
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
ProJe<Ffon ~

norTof N4F1 THoWP@ov oFFTrF lei
J Wnr-.a 1e-s nef r~ea r ~ u =
: - 81 80 II f>ez&s p-xesfes. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

RNisHED ROOM AND GOOD
w board for Winter by single gcsfiernen n
within IS minutes yak 0f po~toflce Address
. u NJ r o BOZ - pal
LHoR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT Rooms
i either single or suite. stesm hesfed sls9
FooTus for light bOuse efping. Appy a. E00rn ts
LcdysTd block, 1el OtiswsH zz4f
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Why hunt for more evidence against
Herr Mosr2 Have Ne no laws against
iBmting treason and Instruction.
szsinst openly and blrtsntiy calling upon
. mob 70 arm themselves with guns aud
dyuamits 70 resist the Judiciary OF the
state or the Nation We deprscsts the
intsrfersnce ot Judge Lynch IA The Wig
orous discharge OF public affairs. bat II
this Nev York revolutionary TEND we're
found dangling TO lamp poet on Broad
way is would create fsr lees public lam
sntasion than another Chstsworth dis
sstsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

il trt1 so
s4ik Nusts
Af1sse iasse
t'atsaa iatt
ilssesse tl.l $ Nsls aa
20 So ia
ras tisaR fsees "a -
rek hes tArfess n tfis' a
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l't'i.lf tas .rs t0f 81 t heI it
tte. sass tfst IS - ..a ass risstf faf
taI Ma |uae a ~ t.... I.s slee.ii..a tkr
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fuI AlsflslastI 4t.eas
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f.'A steies tt sac Natk
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a. .ese..e ta a. =.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Ipk ak OK kfNT CHfAp-RAkRfk SHOP
! With 90 without fpr9ifisFe ksa>sl isf ssilnf,
other busi lfss alpy 10 Hank nnfo der 4
Slaitb opers Hpu., 80
rok sAiE-tfAUlNE EN0IIsn Fro Dal-
i seven week ola la4urs ro9u Au ; tt.
nell bloel ~
LOk sAi4t-SkOtEhI tAD HkkEkl sINt IS
Auo hAtu.es. Centrally ip'sied. Goinl god
business. iof eight hundred oelEfs heHi fliesn
box 20. "a etloe .Hf
EoR sALE TRADE FOR FURNITURE -ukl
Wool tufkiug i4ite. buqtuse oi III Haui
Icy 10 Ottawa Aaers o eloaA ip 2S4
no sfkAH tsEiS - HANE 7a CORDS
| mixed bemiock and hsfiso slaas. Whiah
Will deliver o efsGd Rapids a. sl.5a frr
cord. D. 4. Cook. fo.nisiD-st s,ef
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

The old counsry people are better
haters than Ne Americans. The Yankees
VIII fighs all day. tEsn 20 to bsd together
ct night Blues and grays would even
slip over the lines TO tippls and play
poker with one another during the hight
OF the rsbslhon. Then they you'd shsks
hands in ''good-bys" and put tor their op-
posing rsQimsnts 10 join the fight
But France never forGets. Conquered
By Germany. she was ns7sr subdusd; nor
vii shs cease to hate tina nation that tore
from her fair Alsaos and LorFsins. rival
power which dared 10 dispOil the glory
OF Psris-svsn to sndanger the tomb OF
Napoleon.
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CoR RENT-wE WILL PIT UP. FURNISHING
II reliable wEter and steam Iowef. for soy
satisfactory applicant The iron veneer building
on kriest, lately occupied by iefeits Boiler
shop. Dimension are about sor1f has hgh
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
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